Suspect: Forced To Make Meth

Authorities arrest four people after one of the four claimed he was being held against his will in order to make illegal methamphetamines.

Friday, October 17th 2008, 1:31 pm

By: News On 6

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SAPULPA, OK -- Creek County authorities arrest four people after one of the four claimed he was being held against his will in order make illegal methamphetamine.

Creek County Sheriff's Office Chief Investigator Michael O'Keefe says deputies were sent to a residence on old Highway 48 in rural Creek County earlier this week.

Upon arrival, deputies found four people on the property, including 39-year old Jimmy Pigeon of Tulsa, who had called Mannford Police, saying he was being held against his will.

Deputies seized a fully operational clandestine methamphetamine laboratory, numerous chemicals and products used in the production of methamphetamine and firearms.

Along with Pigeon, 50-year old James Armbruster Jr., 37-year old Shelby Armbruster, and 46-year old Albert Brown were arrested and taken to the Creek County jail.